September 2022
Intermediate to advanced
864 pages
23h 2m
English
book
The Principles of Banking, 2nd Edition
by Moorad Choudhry, Neal Ardley, Sharon Bowles, Henrique Fragelli, Oldrich Masek, Jason Oakley, Helen Sachdev
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Acknowledgements
The historian Ian Kershaw writes at the start of his Acknowledgements in The End: Germany 1944–45 (Penguin Books 2012):
One of the most pleasant parts of finishing a book is to thank those who, in different ways, have contributed to the making of it.
How right he is!
In this instance the names listed in the first edition remain the same for this second edition! I will add some very good friends I have made since then, including Charlie Haswell, Nick West, Daniella Weber, Natalie Horscroft, Helen John, Harish Nair, Ali Andani, Andrew Payton, Julie Kerry, Philip Curtis-Evans, Julie Ashmore Dann, Adrian Golumbina, George Alderwick, Liliana Loata, Sally Baldeh, Antonio Mota Pizarro, Danny Corrigan, David Austen, David Castle, the legendary David Fance (who I hope will be chairing a UK high street bank one day), Eric Khoo, George Littlejohn, the top chaps at ITFC Treasury (Ahmed Jan, Ahmad Hamza and Sharif Alshater), Iain McNay, Jaffar Hussain, Colin Johnson, Chris Blake, Konstantin Nikolaev, Lisa Bamford, Lucy McClements, Mark Williams, Mike Catt, Matt Price, Nathanael Yishak, Michael Georger, Michael Tichareva, Nabiha Akhtar, Tope Fasua, Paula Jaaskelainen, Paul Hale, Paulina Krzyanowska, Philip Allen, Safder Dhirani and Mahdi Dhirani, Silke Waterstraat, Subhamay Bhattacharya, Taha Soomru, Tim Skeet, Vijay Krishnaswamy, Werner Coetzee, Zakaria Salah, Eric Scotto di Rinaldi, Jamel Banda, Mme Yang, Junlan Zhai, Nayan Sthanakiya, and Zia Ishaq. Thank you my friends, ...
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